A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER BY MOSHE ZABARI. New York, c.

A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER BY MOSHE ZABARI. New York, c. 1970. Hand crafted in the Tobe Pascher Workshop. Modernist shape. With the top pierced “Besamim” that opens when lifted. Marked. 3.3&

38. A STERLING SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. New York, c. 1900. On a round base with a large filigree midsection. Lacking 3 flags. 8" tall.

AN EXTREMELY RARE AND IMPORTANT WEDDING BEAKER BY MOSHE ZABARI. New York, c.1970. Hand crafted. Decorated with applied indentations and applied beading. Inscribed with excerpts from the Jewish wedding

133. A LARGE STERLING SILVER CHARITY CONTAINER BY MICHAEL STRAUSS. NewYork, c. 1990. Bulbous in form. With Hebrew word “CHARITY” engraved on the coin slot. 8.3” tall. 653 grams.

215. A SILVER SPICE TOWER. New York by Russian immigrant silversmiths, c. 1901. On a large round base with a square filigree body. The door is engraved "Dov Ben Eliezer" in Hebrew. 9" tall.

Sterling Silver Judaica Havdalah Besamin Spice Tower & Candle Container Decorated with Hebrew Writing Inscriptions 12.25" L in Good Overall Condition Please look at Photos Closely Out of a New York Ci

190. A TIN CHARITY CONTAINER. New York, c. 1920. Collecting funds for Tifereth Jerusalem. 4.5" tall.

155. AN EARLY ISRAEL CHARITY CONTAINER. New York, c. 1950. Collecting funds for the United Charity Institutions of Jerusalem. 3" tall.

A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Poland, c. 1800. Spherical in shape, supported by three snakes topped by a flower. 5.5” tall.

Howard & Co. Sterling Silver Kettle-on-stand, New York, c. 1905, squirrel finial atop floral scroll work body, ht. 12 3/4 in., approx. 56.3 troy oz.

A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Poland, c. 1860. In the shape of a locomotive, with four wheels. 2.7” long.

A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Vilna, c. 1820. On square base. Upper portion removes to allow for use as a Kiddush cup. Marked. 4.7” tall.

A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Poland, c. 1860. In the shape of a locomotive. Losses. 3.2” long.

A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Poland, c. 1880. In the shape of a locomotive. On four chased wheels and filigree main sections. Upper portion fitted with two exhaust pipes. 2.2” wide. Estimate

A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Poland, c. 1880. On a footed round base with a spool main section. Decorated with four applied eagles. 10" tall. Lacking bells. Sold J. Greenstein and Company, Inc. , October

91. A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Poland, c. 1870. In the shape of a locomotive. With four wheels and chimney. 2.3" wide.

A LARGE SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Portugal, c. 1960. On a round base engraved with a dedication. Embossed with floral designs and applications. Marked 833, Made in Portugal and two other marks. 8.5" tal

137. A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Dutch, c. 1900. On the shape of a stork. On round base with two legs and a realistically chased body.4.7" tall.

96. A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Germany, c. 1900. On small round base with decorated stem that connects to cut out box section. 7" tall.

A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Czechoslovakia, c. 1920. On round base with starfish central design. 8.5Ó tall.

A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Russian, c. 1880. On small round filigree base with spherical filigree upper portion. 5.3” tall.

164. A LARGE SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Berlin, c. 1840. On round base with square main section. Second level square filigree section and engine turned engraved steeple. Marked. 11" tall.

A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Vienna, c. 1880. On four cupped feet with wire stem and three section upper filigree portion. Lacking door and top flag. 9” tall.

A SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Vienna, c. 1900. On four cupped feet. With filigree body. 6.7" tall.